static interference coming from speakers
I get buzzing interference on my speakers. They are not wireless, the left and right speaker are on the same lead that plugs into the back of my computer. What could be causing the noise and can I eliminate it without replacing the speakers? The lead is not close to any power cords, also have moved speakers to different locations with no luck, still have interference bleeding through. Thank you
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I get buzzing interference on my speakers. They are not wireless, the left and right speaker are on the same lead that plugs into the back of my computer. What could be causing the noise and can I eliminate it without replacing the speakers? The lead is not close to any power cords, also have moved speakers to different locations with no luck, still have interference bleeding through. Thank you
desktop-computer
asked Jan 25 at 13:02
Jerry FghJerry Fgh
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Issue with how they are powered and poor shielding, or the signal line from speaker out to the speakers is picking up interference being next to electrical cables, etc.
– ivanivan
Jan 25 at 13:28
Does the buzz is only heard when speakers are connected to the computer? Have you tried to connect some other speakers? To connect these speakers to a some other audio source (e. g. a smartphone)? Change an audio cable?
– montonero
Jan 25 at 13:29
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I get buzzing interference on my speakers. They are not wireless, the left and right speaker are on the same lead that plugs into the back of my computer. What could be causing the noise and can I eliminate it without replacing the speakers? The lead is not close to any power cords, also have moved speakers to different locations with no luck, still have interference bleeding through. Thank you
desktop-computer
asked Jan 25 at 13:02
Jerry FghJerry Fgh
64
I get buzzing interference on my speakers. They are not wireless, the left and right speaker are on the same lead that plugs into the back of my computer. What could be causing the noise and can I eliminate it without replacing the speakers? The lead is not close to any power cords, also have moved speakers to different locations with no luck, still have interference bleeding through. Thank you
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desktop-computer
asked Jan 25 at 13:02
Jerry FghJerry Fgh
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asked Jan 25 at 13:02
Jerry FghJerry Fgh
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edited Jan 27 at 16:49
Jerry Fgh
asked Jan 25 at 13:02
Jerry FghJerry Fgh
64
asked Jan 25 at 13:02
Jerry FghJerry Fgh
64
asked Jan 25 at 13:02
Jerry FghJerry Fgh
64
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Issue with how they are powered and poor shielding, or the signal line from speaker out to the speakers is picking up interference being next to electrical cables, etc.
– ivanivan
Jan 25 at 13:28
Does the buzz is only heard when speakers are connected to the computer? Have you tried to connect some other speakers? To connect these speakers to a some other audio source (e. g. a smartphone)? Change an audio cable?
– montonero
Jan 25 at 13:29
add a comment |
Issue with how they are powered and poor shielding, or the signal line from speaker out to the speakers is picking up interference being next to electrical cables, etc.
– ivanivan
Jan 25 at 13:28
Does the buzz is only heard when speakers are connected to the computer? Have you tried to connect some other speakers? To connect these speakers to a some other audio source (e. g. a smartphone)? Change an audio cable?
– montonero
Jan 25 at 13:29
Issue with how they are powered and poor shielding, or the signal line from speaker out to the speakers is picking up interference being next to electrical cables, etc.
– ivanivan
Jan 25 at 13:28
Issue with how they are powered and poor shielding, or the signal line from speaker out to the speakers is picking up interference being next to electrical cables, etc.
– ivanivan
Jan 25 at 13:28
Does the buzz is only heard when speakers are connected to the computer? Have you tried to connect some other speakers? To connect these speakers to a some other audio source (e. g. a smartphone)? Change an audio cable?
– montonero
Jan 25 at 13:29
Does the buzz is only heard when speakers are connected to the computer? Have you tried to connect some other speakers? To connect these speakers to a some other audio source (e. g. a smartphone)? Change an audio cable?
– montonero
Jan 25 at 13:29
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Issue with how they are powered and poor shielding, or the signal line from speaker out to the speakers is picking up interference being next to electrical cables, etc.
– ivanivan
Jan 25 at 13:28
Does the buzz is only heard when speakers are connected to the computer? Have you tried to connect some other speakers? To connect these speakers to a some other audio source (e. g. a smartphone)? Change an audio cable?
– montonero
Jan 25 at 13:29